Share our collection of Grandma poems with your Grandmother. Poems for and about grandmothers expressing our love and appreciation - poems for and about grandmothers.
We all need people in our lives who encourage us and believe in us. A
Grandmother is one of those special people who can do just that. Their love
and support can be one of the most encouraging aspects of our life. They can
be a role model for us.
We hope these poems reflect your feelings for your Grandma, Nana, Grandmother!
Grandma's house, full of warmth and joy,
A place that's full of love and toys.
Whenever I come around she smiles,
As if to say she hasn't seen me in miles.
She always has special treats for me,
Each time it's something sweet and tasty.
What happens at grandma's house stays there,
I am so thankful for how much she cares!
Celebrating Grandma Poet: Catherine Pulsifer
Grandma, you're the best, it's true
Celebrating birthdays with you
Your wisdom and love shine through
Bringing joy to all, old and new
Your laughter lights up the room
Making every day feel like a boon
So here's to you, my dear grandma so kind
Happy birthday, with love in my mind
Cookies and treats, a childhood delight,
Nana's house, a place where everything's right.
With every visit, the joy takes its flight,
In her warm embrace, all fears take their flight.
In the kitchen, she works her magic so fine,
Baking cookies and treats, in a straight, perfect line.
Her culinary love, a secret divine,
Filling the air with a scent so benign.
Nana's a lady who's sweet and so kind,
A heart full of love, a gentle, old mind.
In her company, happiness we find,
Her wisdom and care, to our hearts are entwined.
It's the place where stories and laughter combine,
Her home, a haven, where love does entwine.
With cookies and treats, in memories, we bind,
Nana's love, a treasure, a love so benign.
Grandmother, this poem is to tell you I appreciate you
I cannot express my thanks for all you do
You make me laugh when I want to cry
You always encourage me to try
Your stories they inspire me
To be the best that I could be
Thank you, Grandma, I love you so
In my life, you are my rainbow!
A Woman Of Energy And Grace Poet: Catherine Pulsifer
My Nana, a woman of energy and grace,
A smile on her face, a warm embrace.
As sweet as sugar, not a trace of lemon's sour,
Her love's a blooming garden, an ever-blooming flower.
I cherish her dearly, oh, how I adore,
In my heart, her love's a treasure, I can't ignore.
Her spirit's a fire, a radiant glow,
Each day you can see her go, go, go!
In her presence, life's a vibrant dance,
She seizes each moment, takes every chance.
With a zest for living, she's a joyful song,
Her enthusiasm, a melody so strong.
Grandma's house is filled with love,
A cozy place from up above.
It's a world where I'm always carefree,
And Grandma makes sure there're special treats for me.
My secrets are all safe at her side,
Where I can relax and don't have to hide.
Her face lights up when I arrive,
Always happy to see me so full of pride.
She listens to my stories and tales,
We laugh together and share our own fails.
What happens at Grandma's will forever stay,
Thank you for being the bestest in all ways!
The joys of being a Grandma are many
Life has not brought a memory of any
That can compare to being a Grandmother
It is an experience like no other
Holding that baby, seeing them grow
Playing with them and running to and thro
The excitement on their face when they see
Me walk through the door fills me with glee
A love that is so strong, and the absolute bond
Never would I have imagined or even dawned
That being a grandma could bring such joys
I thank God above for these special girls and boys!
My Grandma, she was very special to me
Whenever she saw me she smiled with glee
No matter what she was doing
When I walked through the doors she was cooing
My memories of her are cherished
My time with her more precious
Her love and encouragement will stay with me
She encouraged me to happy and just be
When troubling times came my way
She always had a listening ear no matter the time of day
She celebrated my success too
Like all Grandmothers do
My life will not be the same anymore
My Grandma, I did adore.
But sad I will not be
As she is in heaven with God and her I
will see!
Verses that describe how a Grandmother makes us feel.
When I Feel Blue Poet: Catherine Pulsifer
Grandma when I feel blue
I can always just call you
You make me feel better
I will love you forever
You make my day happy and bright
To talk to you is always a delight.
You always give me my space
But I always know I'm welcome at your place.
You're always are willing to lend a hand
You're always there and understand
Thank you, Grandma, for being you
Always remember I love you too!
My Nana, An Inspiration Poet: Catherine Pulsifer
My Nana, a
woman of endless grace,
A sweet smile on her face, in every embrace.
As warm as the sunshine on a summer's day,
Her love, a melody that never fades away.
I treasure her dearly, she's the finest gem,
In her presence, I find joy, a priceless gem.
Her spirit's a fire, an eternal flow,
With each day that passes, she's ready to go.
In her laughter, life's a vibrant tune,
She welcomes each morning, each afternoon.
With boundless energy, she lights up the show,
A testament that love and life always grow.
My Nana, an inspiration, strong and true,
In all she undertakes, in all she'll pursue.
With that zest for living, she'll forever know,
That love and joy continue to bloom and flow.
You're One Of A Kind Poet: Catherine Pulsifer
Grandma, your helping hand, always extended wide,
With love and care, you're always by our side.
Never demanding, your heart is pure and kind,
I want the world to know, you're one of a kind.
I shout it loud, proud of the grandma you are,
A guiding light, you've traveled near and far.
Your love is a beacon, a comforting shroud,
In your warm embrace, I stand tall and proud.
With every act of love, in every selfless deed,
You sow the seeds of kindness, a beautiful creed.
In your gentle presence, we're forever endowed,
Nana, you're the reason we stand tall and proud.
Through all of life's seasons, you're a steady guide,
With you by our side, we can always confide.
Your love and support, in us, have deeply plowed,
Grandma, for you, we stand united and proud.
Grandma, you deserve a cheer
We love you for that have no fear
You are truly one of a kind
Of that, we want to remind!
You make us laugh, you make us smile
For us, you always go the extra mile.
We often say we love you more
But then who is keeping score!
Who Is The One Poet: Catherine Pulsifer
Who brings cookies and treats to you
Who thinks you're great in all you do
Who is the one who doesn't care
If you wake up like a bear.
Who loves you unconditionally?
Who always makes you so happy
Who is the one who wants for your success
And always wants to see you filled with happiness.
Who is the one who is always caring
Who is the one that is always sharing
Who is the one who soothes the frights
And will stay up with you all night.
Who is the one that with bubbles will blow
Who is the one who will play in the snow
Who is the one that always smiles
And pushes you to go that extra mile.
Who is the one that always guides
Who is the one that shows so much pride
Who is the one whom I have such a bond
Why it is - Grandma that I am so fond.
Always There Poet: Catherine Pulsifer
Nana, you always had time for me
To read a book or just let me be.
You're never said another day
You were always willing to sit down and play
And now the years are passing by
And our age seems to multiply
But our love for you will always be
So strong for you to see
Over the years
We shared some tears
But we always saw the sun
And always had so much fun
Thank you, my Grandmother, for loving me
You're the best Grandmother that could be!
Sunshine To My Life Poet: Catherine Pulsifer
The days of the past
Seemed to have gone so fast
But memories we each have
And for that I am glad
A grandmother like you
Keeps us all from being blue
In me you always see, and in me,
You always believed
You built me up when giving up
Is what I want to do
You bring sunshine to my life,
I am glad you are mine.
In case I have not said it enough over the years
I love you Grandma and think of you as dear.
Oh, Grandma, I love you so,
Your love and guidance always show.
You’re always there for me with a strong embrace,
I need not doubt you and your wise grace.
Your unwavering loyalty guides me from strife,
To make the right decisions in life.
Your cherished advice is hard to deny,
And has helped me become who I am inside.
Without you beside me, I don’t know what I’d do,
I just want to say, a big thank you!
Thinking of You Grandma Poet: Catherine Pulsifer
I think about you often, Grandma dear;
Your care and wisdom so clear;
Your lessons of life and love offered true;
Profound advice that I still pursue.
You're the rock that steadies my course -
An ever-shining light, like a torch;
Helping me through times good and bad:
In you, I feel nothing will make me sad.
In my heart your place will always remain;
You're an amazing Grandma in life's domain;
My treasured memories with you abound;
Your love surpasses all around.
Grandmother's Baby Poet: Margaret E. Sangster
Thirty years ago, my baby,
A baby just like you,
With golden fluff in silken rings,
And shining eyes of blue,
Came like a little angel,
To fill my life with love,
His dimpled hand was stronger then
Than all the hosts above.
But 'ere I knew it, baby,
So fast the swift years ran,
My darling was a romping lad,
And then a bearded man.
My darling went a-wooing,
In honest joy and pride ;
And as his father did before,
He brought him home a bride.
And I, a foolish mother,
Felt somehow left alone;
And the boy who was my first-born son
Seemed not so much my own.
"We mothers are so jealous,
So selfish, I'm afraid;
With so much earthly leaven.
Our scales are often weighed.
Now here are you, my baby,
Son of my son, so fair,
The hope of all our household,
Of all our line the heir.
Prince Royal; little comfort;
There ne'er was babe so sweet;
From golden head and violet eyes,
To darling dainty feet.
Thirty years ago, my baby,
I tell it in your ear,
Another nursling, just like you,
Came from the angels here.
I lost him in the whirlpool
Of the rough world long ago;
And now the angels bring him back —
That's why I love you so!
Grandymother Says Poet: Lucy Scott
When Grandymother was a child,
A long, long time ago,
She says there were no motor-cars.
It's funny if it's so.
She says the busses used to have
Bright pictures on the side.
And did not go to Central Park,
Just think what a short ride!
And then they called them "stages,"
And in winter they had sleighs.
But now they clean the snow away,
I don't like all new ways.
But we can go up on the Drive
And see the river there,
A man named Hudson found it first.
It must have made him stare!
I don't think that she knew him,
My Grandmother, I mean,
But then of course she's very old,
And lots of things has seen.
Her hair is very nearly white.
And she's very busy too.
Because we children always make.
So many things to do.
There were not any trolleys then.
They only had horse cars.
And instead of all the steamships
There were vessels with great spars.
(I wonder what she means by "spars"
And didn't they have steam?
She talks so very quickly.
It's like a running stream!)
In Grandma's eyes, love sprinkles bright,
Her joy for children takes flight.
Never a frown upon her face,
Always greeting with warm embrace.
Her heart, a wellspring of delight,
For girls and boys, so polite.
In Grandma's sprinkle love we find,
A treasure pure and kind.
Grandmother, You Are Poet: Unknown
Grandmother, you are like a patchwork quilt
So cozy and warm.
Just the smell of coffee
Reminds me of your wisdom and charm.
I know I can always come to you
When lost or alone.
For you always comfort me
And make me feel at home.
You are the silver lining of a cloudy day.
And I know whom can trust
When clouds blow my way.
Grandmother, your hugs and kisses
Will be stored in my heart each day.
Grandma Poet: Catherine Pulsifer
Grandma brings
special things
a hug, a kiss
you are always missed.
Grandma gives
comfort to me
if only I could be
more like her in every way.
Grandma, we love you
we love all that you do
to make us feel special and so loved
you are sent from above!!
We hope the poems and verses reflect your thoughts about your Grandma. For those who
still have their Grandma in their life, appreciate her and give her lots of love. And
for those whose Grandmothers have passed, cherish the memories! Remember
someday you will be a grandparent learn from yours, appreciate them, love them,
and make them feel special!